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. ~Cox: O:K. This is the day that they are going to have everything submitted. @) '0 Goodrich: Right. Then, you could meet at a different date. . CAN'T HEAR Cox: Are you going to set the date tonight? Goodrich: Well, I guess, because everyone is here tonight, it would be appropriate to set it. Maybe a week or so after that I can handle that and have time to review. Rieman: Maybe at the end of the summer, when it's nice and cold. Gorham: Anyone like to make a motion as to what date we should set? Goodrich: The first thing is that all papers .fill be filed here with the clerk. MUCH DISCUSSION IN BACKGROUND Reimann: I make a motion that we continue this hearing June 25. at ?:30. here. Gorham: How does that run for the 45 days? Goodrich: Let's see. That woald be 40. HUCH DISCUSSION Oliphant: I, unfortunately, can't be here. I will be here between July 6 and July 12..... CAN'T HEAR REST. . MUCH DISCUSSION Goodrich: Council, would you waive the 45 days? Oliphant: No, Mr. Goodrich. MUCH DISCUSSION Goodrich: One thing that you've got to keep in mind is that you have to wait until the Planning Commission has a meeting. Whenever that is. How about June lJ1 DlIrSCUSSION Reimann: Anyone else can take your place? Oliphant: No, probably not in this case. I could come back on Friday, June 20th. Reimann: I'll change the date, June 12th at 7:JO, here at the town hall. Gorham: Is there a second to that? Motion died. DISCUSSION _Albert: I am understanding that you are continuing this hearing to a date set? 5 days from that date that it is continued. That is Goodrich: That's a good point. It shall hold meetings, keep minutes, and conduct hearings, take testimony, and oath, and render decisions in writing with 45 days after the hearing or continued hearing.